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the school BOARD 8ILg.
The Measure Adopted BY the Citizens
COnuaiasa,o 1mtrO0ucea In the Senate

Mr. Spooner, by request, on behalf OF the Cfti-
aens' Representative Committee OF one Hundred,
to-day introduced in the Senate the bill adopted
at the meeting OF the Committee OF One Hundred,
Tuesday night, TO create q board Of education for
the District, and prescribe its powers and
duties. This bill Is the same as that
recently published In full In TEE STAR,
with the addition OF the amendment
agreed on Tuesday night providing for the ap-
pointment OF female trustees and u few verbal
amendments Mr.. Sp0oner also submitted
for the same committee long memorial,
signed by Reginald Fendall, Robt Rey-
burn, Orchid Greenless A. T. BritJon, Geo. q. b.
White Chas Z. Hovey, T. 8 Farronn, VIC. Dodge,
w. Scott Smith, and W. II. A. Wormiey, the sub
committee Of the Committee OF One Hundred APP
pointed to present the bill and urge its passage.
The memorial is In the form OF q report recently
published In The STAR, giving history OF school
legislation In the District, and arguing that the
exclusive executive control OF the schools here and
OF all instruInentaliteS incident to the conduct Of
the schools should be lodged with board OF trus-
tees drawn from the body OF the people. The bill
and memorial were referred to the District COM
mtttee,
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No Match Made Vet.

LATEST PCGILIsTIC NEWS FROM LONDON.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-fhe talk about smith and
Ki,rain lighting sullivan has had no result thus
FAR. There Is general irritation among
The leading newspapers against the
endeavOrs made by The SPORTING Lie
TO exclude reporters OF other papers from the
meetings OF the fighters and their hackers, and TO
keep tuem ignorant OF their doings and Intentions.
knorts are making TO ensure the selection or an
otner sporting paper as stakeholder In any further
lights.
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Explosion Of . NaPhtha Tank.
A BUILDING WRECKED AND BOY AND AN OLD MA
BADLY INJURED.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Dec. 22.-A naphtha tank In
the oIlce OF the New jersey Gaslignt Company, at
the foot OF 9th street. exploded at L. 30 O'Clock
day, blowing out the front OF the buiuing. A boy
named Bryan, living In hobOken, who was
passing the Office, was buried In the
deDris. When he was dug out he was nearly
dead. clerk In the Office named Machold and
another clerk whose name could not be ascer-
tained, were knocked senseless Bryan's injuries
may prove fatal Machold Is also seriously injured.
The building immediately caught fire AFTER the
explosion, but the flames were prevented from
spreading. The damage Is estimated at about $500.
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Capitol Topics.

APFOiNTNENTS INDEX THE DOUKkEEPEK
The following appointments were made under
the Doorkeeper OF the House to-day: H. C. WALL OF
Virginia. clerk to the doorkeeper vice Jas A. New
som; Henry T. Brown and L. c. Schelling, la
bOrerS
Mr.. M0natt, the Representative from Michigan,
who died to-day, defeated Jay HubDell In the
nominating convention twice. He was the strong
est rival Mr.. HubDell had, and 1t Is thought likely
that Mr.. Hubbell will now be his successor.
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London Letter 10 the aan Hranciseo Asgoosut
Crests are another thing grisvoualy misappro-
priated, misappned, and misused, sEeeps ~ the
people who have real night 70 them Unmarried
ladies' never uss crest on anything
SERVANTS buttons. smelling bottle top@ walking
sticks, brushes o. anything. cpeets - china and
glass are-xell you can ts!l the 81 g Psrzcs see
owner g immedlately. China apo gisS oeasess
sem TO to b conadsss6I eons ouI fseedk ~
or servants uvey .6uttoes thse mooslLa3.
think Is you'd g soHed 70 e E9': sgRscsnss
othsr teipsS thsl d. Pscpl! - eeI,ilsa g -
Il chanoed that Lsdy LoaStne took nR caehlS.
Sssk sSSs ssS& eeS, SssS - ~ naods:
as c.ng e p 50 e ne s9s - &c
vslIIoeA and elnost shaeey c1sasc4 9 ~
LoogDine6 VICTORIA ehe coQl4 hardy ke11eD ~
ss;sa e. 9 s, "a s s:Es; s. .ssS& 49, .
isy s,sssslp ss s,ssaF ~ saw'sp \
Il, 81 & N n u l1|.ss'h ~: 49, "a
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The Speaker did not announce the committees
that he expected to have ready to-day. Il was
hts desire to do 30 In the interest OF business,
but he was strongly advised against II upon the
grounds that II he did DO there would b rush
made on him at once by members who were not
satisfied, and he would md It very diflcult TO
construct the rest OF his committees. The en-
baFrassment caused him by the selection OF the
elections committee before the rest were an
nounced Influenced him In this matter some
what While there are many members who
would not under any circumstances intrude upon
him 70 seek desirable assignments. some are
most persistent and importunate in pressing their
imagined claims
II Is understood that Nessrs Cox, Turner and
Gay VIII be the new democratic members OF the
ways and means committee.
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A w.ma.,. D...~:.a 0.s sAspps.s.

From the Philadelphia Pres.
II isn't pleasant TO be mistaken Tor shopaiftes.
That is why the wife OF well-know broker has
resolved that hereafter when she goes sh0ppfng
for Christmas she will always wear plain and
tight-ntting coat. A she took her "trsnsser" and
worked her way out OF the crowd that beaaged
the lace counter In one OF the big goods stores
the other day polite detecuye employed ~ the
firm tapped her on the shoulder and removed
yard or 50 OF nnepoint lace from the sleeve OF her
wrap. Madam was perfectly innocent ana she was
not kleptomaniac but the elaborate bead trim
ming on her sleeve had done the Wofk She has
renGnnced bead Thinning forever.
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DoBBrNs ELrorR1c Soar.

DoBBrNs ELrorR1c Soar.
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
IT Is STRICTLY PURE, UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which We paid $50, 900
twenty years ago has never been modified changed
IN the slightest 1his soap IL identical in quality to-
day with that made twenty years ago.
1t contains nothing that injure the finest fabric.
1t brishtsns colors and bleschss whites.
Nwashes hAnnels and blankets a. no other soap in
the world does-without shrinkingleaving them soft
aud white and like new.
READ THIS TWICE
There is great saving Of time, of labor Of soap, Of
fuel and Of the fabric where Dobbns Electric Soap
used according to directions
One trial will demonstrate its great merit 1t will
pay you to make that trial.
Like all best things it II extensively initiated and
counterfeited-
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insist upon DOBBINs Electric Don't take Mag
netic. Electro Magic, Philadelphia Electric, any
other fraud simply because it il cheap. They will ruin
clothes. and are dear at any price. Ask for
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC
snd take no other Nearly every grocer from Maine to
Mexico keeps it In stock yours hasn't II, he will
order from his nearest wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar,
and be careful to Follow Directions each outside
wrapper. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying for Yourself this old, reliable and truly
derful
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CoLD WAvss

Are predicted with reliable accuracy, and people liable
70 the pains and aches Of rheumatism dread every
change to damp or stormy weather. Although We do
not claim Hoods sarsaparla 10 be positive specific
for eumatism. the remarkable IL has effected
show that IL may be taken for rheumatism with
able certainty Of benefit Its action IN nsutrAlixnS the
scdity OF blood which u the Of rheumstsm
constitutes the secret of the Hoods SArssps
riils in curing this complaint. Jon sufer from
rheumatism give Hoods sarsapsrilla fair trial:
believe il will do you good
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists q; six for 95. Prepared only
BY c. I. HOOD CO., ApothecAries, Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 2
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Re Msrctful % Your lAorse.

from the PhiIhoeIpnW Iiuea-
"During very cold weather." said horseman,
the bic should never be put In q horses mouth
until It has been dipped into water 70 take out the
most. II you touch your tongue TO piece OF iron
or steel that has been exposed TO Q loW temper
ature you win see the reason, for you cant take
your tongue away without leaving Us ska be-
hind fLn
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Hossn Killed y E..cmIurr.-A tenn &
Marion, Ind. last week, under peculiar carcun-
light Iin, whioh was sttschsd, dropped 70 TIE
street NcKinneyN team, following nv ninuee0
later, stepped on the charged wine, aaA both
horses tell dead nom the shock.
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A London correspondent gives us picture of the
queen going about the Isle Of Wight, st Cowes
and Newport. IN low-erowned aoWdy round hat
but tina be says. VIII By no means make low
crowned dowdy bats fasAteossle becaase the
siusoot Nh 6hs 80 hefsef a6alnss TIE siesveless
gown and 1ps6aAs ~ being vasa st court. K d,
OF wales often dl2plays h4f white, gracefully
moulded arms cd she0l1eD. 0d1li snough her
majsssV dell0nts = t. iog ho1iee Its q ngusur
SkocidsTs Ard 8 round bloG has esfa6lshed 9 M
for ths 1scolla6q eonloe-ss thns flF ana % iuf-
thMLwhieA = rgosonsly enssgvsa q al court -
CoUt1onA fs
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The states Evidence Insufficient.

ACQUITTED IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Dec. .2.-The TRIAL OF Dr. st. John Levi
Dell and Capt. Freer. indicted for conspiracy In
aiding In The escape OF Warden w. j.
McGarigle, came TO sudden close this
noon. The states attorney acknowledged In open
court that he had not evidence enough 10 convict,
SO Judge Collins ordered the jury TO bring In ver-
dict OF acquittal and the State nOllied the other
indictments against them The indictments
kept himself In Canada since the escape, still
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BALTIMORE Nd. December 22.-virginia sixes
eons9iidated u III i~st due coapona &C., ten fortiss
BALTIMORE, Mn. December 22-Cotton steady ana
quie.-nliddling, los. Hour quiet with moderate
deluxnd. MheAL--sOuthern steady and hrln; red GOA
92 amber, Y2s93: Western hrmer. CLOSING quiet No
2 winter red spot S4h md; December. S4ssH5: jan
uAry, S1asaSo34; February, 671zaS6; May, 83xa0Sx.
Corl-southern shade easier; white. 53s54A yellow,
o:ia4; western easier; mixed spot, and year. 5AA
s5A& January. 554sS54; February. 81 asked bag,
6U,. asked Oats rn, with gOod denand-southeFn and
Pennsy. vania, 34a37: western white 38sAV western
mixed, 3Ua.3S. bye urn, oas0o. Provisions arm and
quiet Conee nomina-ho caIfQes. ordinary TO fair,
fSxsl9. sugar-copper rehned hrm, l5alu. Whisky
nrler l15el.l6 Other articles unchanged. lretghts
10 Liverpool per steamer dull-c6tton. 7-32d; Hour,
laod: xEs3n. nd sAlss-whsss 100000 bushsis;
ChaeAgo Markets.
mssEsss opspsd 'auist End lsstursisn and the only
is.ssioa sisss1 = 1870 T6;s W das . an IS.
Sss dawn 9 iS.57k Nav wksef epsnsd 8 s<H, md
MAY corn s 80 Picos Of the Nay optione 81 this
h is 81: .s Nth ISL sS9 sA.S' P'Es
0ovRssxExf RBcurzs ro-BAy.-lntssnal reve
npa slo0l2s customA t7Ra3aQ.
Axons zus Pxnpsxrs cAusss 70 day wsrs
senators Stanford. Hiecock saf Wilson iowa,
ana Representatives. Anderson QlltnOls) SsOna
[Ksntucky), and Gibson.
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Ri1 Fire I'm Ptttsbur~

THREE FIREMEN INJURED AND A LOSS OF 500, 600
SUSTAINED.
PTTTsBURG, Dec. GA fire broke out in the
millinery and furnishing store Of 8. l. Fleishman
Co., Market street, shortly before l O'Clock this
morning.
and before they could be controlled
the double four-stOry structure to-
gether with the adjoining nve-slOry building OF
Yeager & Co., toy dealers, No. sos Market street,
were completely Quilted During the progress
OF the fire, F1remen Gus. DOtte, Emil
Spahr and Scott Ward were injured. Date and
Spahr were buried under the deDris Of fallen floor
and were severely burned and bruised Ward
Was overcome by the smoke and fell from ladder.
His condition is serious The total loss Is $780, 0OO
INSURANCE &121.OOO.
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TO COLLECTOR NAGONE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-CollectOr MagOne has sent
to the Italian and German interpreters at Castle
Garden orders to strictly observe the following re-
ceived from Washington to-day:
collector OF customs New York: 1t Is reported
that the coal operators OF the Lehigh region are
importing or are about TO import
1000 Belgian miners TO take tie
place OF the miners now on u
Strike In that section You are requested to be
vigtlant and SEE that violations OF alien la
Dor contract act are committed.
C. L.. FAIkCHIID Secretary
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nh 3 ! nssI !; 'Ss'tss q ~ s9 Skb 3
- ) E! 4 - &c :I 8 & ~ q
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York etock Market, as reported BY special
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After the ElOpeunent.

SITUATION OF AFFAIRS ro-DAY-No NEW DEVELOP
MENTs-LEGAL STEPS TO ANNuL TIE MARRIAGE.
There were NO new developments to-day from
the elOpement Of Miss Bessie Hillyer and Mr.. De
Grasse Buckley, described in yesterdays STAB.
Miss Hiliyer. or Mrs Buckley, Is still at her home,
and will remain with her mother, at least for the
present. As stated In TIE STAR, legal steps will be
taken to invalidste the marriage on the ground
that the consent OF the young lady was procured
oy fraud or undue influence Mr.. Buckley pursueS
his daily bus ness with eQuanimity, and takes the
channg OF his friends good naturedly, feeling sat-
isiied that everything will turn out all right The
friends OF Mr. Trenholm, whose engagement 70
Miss Hillyer was abruptly broken on BY the unex-
pected marriage are OF the opinion that 1t is bet
ter to have learned the real feelings OF his dncee
before marriage.
WHAT THE MINISTER sAYa
The Baltimore american to-day publishes an
interview with Rev. Mr.. Ferguson, who conducted
the marriage ceremony In Baltimore, in which he
says: az was at dinner when they came. and
thought It rather strange. marry great many
couples from the country, but they generally
come at night. There were four In the party. One
was Mr.. Noguiefas, who merely looked on. The
other young man seemed 70 have charge OF the
party. Both bride and groom seemed composed
She wore q street DRESS and he business suit
The license was all right, or ! would not have
married them. They told me they wanted TO
catch train, so 1 supposed they were from out OF
town."
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TBleglamS 10 The Star.
RAPIDLY SINKING.
Ex.secretary Mannisg Not Likely q
Live TIL SmmN0a.

Live iii SOm0Ots
ALBANY. N. Y, Dec %, 80 p. m.-Mr. Manning
Is sinking rapidly though his pulse is strong. 1t
Il not believed that he can live to sunset.
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From the boyhood Of Darwin.
] must have been Q very simple little fellow
when nrst went TO school. A boy OF the name Of
Garnet took me into cake shop one day and
bought some cakes. for which he did not pay, as
the shop man trusted him. When We came out
asked why he did not pay for them, and he In
stahtly answered: "Why, do you know my uncle
left large sum Of money TO the town on condi-
ton that every tradesman should give whatever
was wanted without payment TO any one who
wore his old hat and moved Il In particular man
nerf" And he then showed me how It was moved.
He then went into another shop where he was
trusted, and asked for some small article, moving
bis hat In the proper manner, and OF course OBJ
tanned It Without payment When he came out
he said: SNOW, II you like TO 60 by yourself into
that cake shop thow well remem6er its exact
positionl Wild lend you my hat and you can get
head property gladly accepted the generous
oHsr and went IN ana asked for some cakes,
moved the old hat and was walkfng out OF the
shop, when the ehopman ma0e rusn &C me, 10
dropped the cakes and ran Tor dear life, and Vas
estOnished by being greeted By shouts Of Laughter
BY my ealso friend 0arnett.
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KILLED By Snow BAIl--sevep-y eaF-old Addlo
Crown, OF East Branch, pear Hancock. n, Y, Ws0s
cut 20 make snow balls on Monday. She nolieA
hill while she went above &c and nsds Nm
one, which she rolled down the hin agsinsf tAs
bending over it started the smaller one. Nh06
that commenced rolling down the hill the hlg one
the little girl was resting on began 20 rod TOO.
lently on her head Her neck was broken, ana -
01od instantly.
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PERsONAL-Col Switzler, chief OF the Bureau OF
Statistics, Treasury Department, left to-day for
Columbia, NO., his home, where he will spend the
holidays. Jackson and Hon. S. Archer of Mary
land, U. Drake or Newark, N. j., Judge j. X. Rey-
nolds OF Ohio, and W. II. Beayis OF Cleveland, are
at the Ebbitt.-Senator Hawley and j. C. Ban
croft Davis OF Washington, were In New York last
night.-HOn. Jonn II. Rice and DR.. A. II. Bickers
Of New York, Geo. II. Watts OF Boston, A. L.
OF Brooklyn, are at the st. James,
ii. II. Ripley Of Boston Is at the Metropolitan
Geo. c. Wheatley OF Boston, Max simon, OF st.
LOUIS, VIM. ID. Young OF New YORK, and S. A. Mr.
win OF Brooklyn, are at Willard's.-A +. Mason
OF Boston, A. +. Proctor OF Providence, and VIM.
Gregg OF Philadelphia, is at WelcEer'a-Dr X
A. Reeves OF Toronto Robert q. Mead OF Sing Sing,
and E. H. Mccullough OF Philadelphia, are at the
Arlington.
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MARRIe0.

Il Rs;;S Y 3 - ~
~ i ne s..oss.. q 3: ss:' ss sesss
4 ~: s :; :;:s IT.! ::sI ~
R3ISroEEsIx9ltd! ~. a ,s ,si - sss,3'as q
80: ~ Ssis MN, $SfS A 4 III hhI6ablS
Sc Sis.s 5 49, Is - q szi.ssk
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The Mary Hall House.
COMMISSIONER WEBB SENT FOR BY THE PRESIDENT


THE RESULT.
1t Is understood that the President sent for
Commissioner Webb this morning and con-
ferred with him on the question raised
by the petition of the cOlOred citizens
presented yesterday, protesting against
the renting OF the ''Mary. Hall House" for COL
ored industrial school The result OF the inter-
view is SHOWN by the fact that the renting OF
the Miller building, in The place Of the Hail
building, has been authorized.
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EQUITY COURT-Jud0e Merrirk.
Wright agt Wright; appearance OF absent de-
fendant ordered Burns agt Thicker; sale ratified
nisI Scagnelli agt Patriarca; bill dismissed for
want OF replication. Jones at Jones; n. o. To0le,
guardian, authorized to sign deed. Hurst agt
Hurst; receiver ordered 70 pay defendant $50
Gheen agI Bessels, decree for execution and de-
lvering OF deed. Rose agt Cumberland; testimony
ordered taken by A. Harper. Barton aGt Jackson
leave 70 amend bill granted.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
Today Geo. q. Salisbury, carrying pistol; SO
or sixty daya Daniel Scanl0n, profanity; s. or
seven days. James Mcdonald, alias John O'Don-
nell, Indecent exposure; $40 or thirty days Olive
Carter, dtsorderiy conduct; S or fifteen days
animals; $40 or thirty daya Samuel Mitchell dis
orderly conduct; IS or flfteen days Joseph slias,
Sunday bari. SEQ. Samuel Bowen, fast driving;
personal bonds
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he DIDN'T WALK, But he DIED.-Ceorge kins-
father, an employee OF the Erie Railway Co.
living two miles from Narrowsburg, n. Y, had
been suffering with dyspepsia Tor some time On
Monday he was 70 work on the track and friend
told him IL would do him good 20 walk the two
miles 10 his work. Not much" said kinsfafher
II can do better by riding I'm On the hand-car I'd
die if l walked TO Narrowsburg." he got on the
hand-car and helped work IL on the way 20 Mar
rowsburg. When he got on Of the car he took q
step or Two ana fell dead. lie was 20 years old.
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LONDON, Dec. 22.-Walace Ross and Geo. Bubear
have signed articles TO row for the championship
OF England and 200 side. The race will he
contested on February 13 over the Thames
course
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LONDON Dec. 22.-Three steel steamers OF 1900
tons each will be built at the Fairfield yard on the
Clyde to run In the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. 3
Japan and BRUSH Columbia service.
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Army ORDERs.-Capt VIM. N. Black and First
Lieut.. David Du B. Gailard, Engineer department,
transferred from Jacksonville TO st. Augustine,
Fla, as soon after January as their duties Will
permit
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Reading and Its Employees.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-The street is full OF rumOrs
that the Reading Officials have decided to refuse
the request OF the employees for an advance in
wages and will notify them OF their decision on
Saturday. President Corbin declines to make any
statement on the matter.
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Sales Of Real Estate.

8. D. Webb has bought of oliver Cox, for Sl2, 900,
sub lots l06 to III, So; $50 "a by 90 feet on the
street, between and northeast. s. D. Webb
has bought for $500, OF Catherine N. Limstrong,
sub lots % Pa and % 80. $50 each 10 by 100 fest
10Y inches, on 10th street, between e and
streets northeast. u. w. Hall has bought OF Cath
crime J. DOOley, for $1,000 p lot g. So 56s, 'front.'
northwest.
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ALLEGED MuKDER or A GRAspcHIID-It Is 10.
ported nj Asbury Park, n. j., that one Edward r.
Lyman, OF Sea Girt, while under the influence OF
liquor. murdered his young granddaughter, who
had asked him what he lntenaed giving her for
Christmas IL IN said that Lyman picked up a
coupling pin and with the words nrake thiS"
struck the girl over the head causing instant
death.
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The COuFts.

RANGE OF TIE THERAONETER.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a,
m, 80; p. m, 81; maximum, 80; minimum. d.
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The Ruins Still too Hot % Search fol
Bodies Thought to be In Them.

Bodies Thought to ne In Them.
ROCHESTER n. Y, Dec. 22.-The lower end of
Mill street presented a desOlate spectacle this
morning. The street was torn up in all directions
by the force OF the explosions Of last evening" The
windows Of surrounding buildings which escaped
the flames were shattered. stone from one of
he falling buildings was thrown 100 feet through
q second-story window OF one OF the factories and
shattered a 500-pound iron wheel. Great clouds
Of smoke and steam are still rising from the ruins
Portions OF detached walls are leaning at SEEM
tngly impossible angles, and threatening every mo
ment TO fall Long smoky icicles hang from every
projection. Streams Of water from every available
source are playing upon the ruins, which are still
redhot In placed II is not probable that the ruins
will be cool enough 10 permit q search for the
bodies OF any who may have persisted before To-
night or possibly tomorrow. Even then the search
must he attended with great caution on account
OF the unsupported walls still standing. The
general impression OF those best competent 10
form an opinion on the subject is that there must
be several bodies in the ruins.
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The Unoersasnsses 81 ysssses.

Prom the Norwich Bulletin
In Liverpool man who obtained n shilling by
the pretense that n was Tor . charitable ob)sct
was sentenced TO ive years penal seryitude. jake
sharp. who stole a franchise worth a. OOo 600 or
s5,000,00 from New York city, 10 free man, WITH
NO prospect Of ever being Imprisoned